itself so this is at the level of the playground as opposed to back up this is intuitively clear with an open access finally to conclude we have this on the south side.org a smaller episodes here's a view where we have this exit ramp for a transacts and this is a service by the cafe on the corner for sale we're working on a rain cover to make this usable throughout the year and rain as well as the summer so in concluding that here's views of the sale we're happy we'll be adding over 10 thousand square feet and working with the playground and finally the south side is a very important garden wail thanks to our community involvement to make this a great space we're delighted to have a place to work with this with our colleagues in the city and with the san franciscans thank you. >> thank you. we'll take public comment first. andrew robinson and other >> thank you, commissioners. director ram. i'm andrew rob robinson from the yerba buena district i'm here to speak in support we see a vital moscone project to bring activation it supports the culture institutions and we think the project t

the playground that you see in the photograph by the way is brand-new. it's at glen canyon and that is not sand. it's all rubber surfacing. it's climbing structure, but there are a number of play elements that are down within wheelchair-usable range and reachable range and it also benefits toddlers and using that rubber surface allows parents to engage their children, their siblings and friends all to play together. so the second thing that happened has been the state of california pulled the 2010 ada standard into our california building code. so playgrounds came into the building code . we didn't have them in the building code before. so now we have a very strong, double-hammer on regulatory compliance and we want to be sure we're doing it right. so the main goal is of the 2010 standard is social integration and inclusion and to have a good play experience, not just being near something, and on the photograph that you see here, this is out at the st. mary's recreation center. what the designers did at this particular park was put in a lot of tactile el

behind the restaurant and move forward to the streets and on the south side from the edge of the playground and move towards the street to basically build below grade and not encroachment on the public space this plays an important part it's important we use that to improve the negative conditions arrest a proposal is this one to especially on third street to take that long ramp you saw and pull it back to the south edge creating a pedestrian friendly environment to create a conference center to make multiple connections to the playground and back and forth to ybdz to reduce the vial project it's impossible to walk from east to west without crossing bus lanes so quickly the plans here i see hopefully not stressed here there are not as long but the blue is the lobby we're going to have the multiple use of the space to make maximum flexibility of this space i should point out when this building is complete that will be the most compacted building in terms of is small number of secret used to accommodate visits this step up 12 feet from the lobby you see the bottom in yellow is the existing ba

you'll see the defining light edge it this is an important architecture piece and stepping down to the playground this is the test stepping down and making that side of the building a crafting to howard street to make that part of the park setting it has extremely high metrics is it will have is the lowest carbon in the united states and it will safe 15 million 0 of gallons of waters and this is to the treatment plant and into the bay this will be used not only for flushing toilets in our building but watering ybdz and the street trees around the site and providing water for the cleaning of trucks for this neighborhood. we take very, very seriously the architecture of that building it's important to our civic realm and we've taken pains sorry about that this stressed proportion but to make that a building of upper engagement and looking at from third street roughly from the corner of third and slightly above howard street there's a vertical light you see in the details. through this way we call a light cloud the cornice the drastic cornice line that stretches from howard street and capping it. un

tonight is breaking news in the west oak lanes section of philadelphia, 11 shots were fired in the playground at the simons rec reaction center. two teens were hit and one is in critical condition. dann cuellar is live at the scene. what is the latest there? >> reporter: philadelphia police are gathering evidence here on the scene and what parents describe as a crazy scene at the simons rec center. around 4:45 this afternoon, the 14th district police received reports of gunshots at the rec center playground and they found two men had been shot, an 18 shot in the groin and he is in critical at einstein and a 19-year-old was also shot in the thigh, is he in stable condition at einstein. two gunmen are being sought and they found at least 11 bullet cases from two semi automatic weapons on the scene. concerned parents rushed to get their kids. >> we know at the teem of the shooting at 4:45 in the afternoon, the simons playground had 30 people on the playground. and there were adults playing basketball and young, tender age children with young parents on the playground. >> i got a phone call sayin

. >> the playground is unique in that it serves a number of age groups, unlike many of the other properties, it serves small children with the children's play grounds and clubhouses that has basketball courts, it has an outdoor soccer field and so there were a lot of people that came to the table that had their wish list and we did our best to make sure that we kind of divided up spaces and made sure that we kept the old features of the playground but we were able to enhance all of those features. >> the playground and the soccer field and the tennis fields and it is such a key part of this neighborhood. >> we want kids to be here. we want families to be here and we want people to have athletic opportunities. >> we are given a real responsibility to insure that the public's money is used appropriately and that something really special comes of these projects. we generally have about an opportunity every 50 years to redo these spaces. and it is really, really rewarding to see children and families benefit, you know, from the change of culture, at each one of these properties >> and as a resu

kate kelly, kpix 5. >> olenka has nothing but praise for the generous donors who made the playground possible but still needs to raise $300,000 to complete the project by the fall. if you would like to contribute, find a link to magical bridge on kpix.com/hero. there's also a nomination form so you can nominate your own local hero for a jefferson award. that selection committee meets again next week. >> if you have a consumer problem, call our hotline at at 888-5-helps-u. volunteers are there right now. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, nd final game >>> i would say at 12:25, in 20 minutes the giants and a's go at it again at the at&t park. it's the fourth and final game for the battle of the series of the regular season and roberta gonzales is there with the mobile weather lab. roberta, how's it looking? >> reporter: yes, everybody, we are here just directly across from mccovey cove. it is an amazing july 10 game here in the bay area. lots of clear skies, a slight breeze and we have fans from all over the place. first of all, if you can look out here at the cove, who is a giants fan? >> gian

of the incredible amounts of crowds so the connection between the two important public spaces the playground and he did yerba buena gardens and those two businesses above are really enhanced by having a park like extension between the two spaces. so i think a that's very unusual situation in san francisco and unique in this case it's appropriate because the two gardens are elevated so to get to them you'll have to go upstairs if i have a stroller or wheelchair and other issues that new brim will provide a real important connection between the two public spaces and done in a way that continues the language of the landscape as opposed to being a sidewalk across the street >> thank you. i appreciate that and i agree the design is great it just kind of adding another bridge to this space is a southern so thank you. >> commissioner fong. >> well, i had the privilege of being a long term supporter those projects don't happen without dollars and there's one person in the audience that repeating really helps with the sf form and the tourists that's itself aid for this particular project we're lookin

unlike the old playground, the new one is accessible to people with disabilities. unique and exciting features. two slides, including one 45- foot super slide with an elevation change of nearly 30 feet. climbing ropes and walls, including one made of granite. 88 suspension bridge. recycling, traditional swing, plus a therapeutics win for children with disabilities, and even a sand garden with chines and drums. >> it is a visionary $3.5 million world class playground in the heart of san francisco. this is just really a big, community win and a celebration for us all. >> to learn more about the helen diller playground in dolores park, go to sfrecpark.org.

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i assume you've seen the shadows study on the playgrounds all the people moving into the neighborhood you know that all the projects with the same expectations small business and green space all the things that and were green neighborhoods shadow for each naind neighborhood was concerned they've lowered the height because they didn't want shadows being casted you can't take the eastern neighborhoods or the elements unless you're going to take it all i encourage you there are will that and not throwing that word around lightly they are so, yeah. then the appendix 10 no building permit authorizing the structure that casts shade or shadows under the jurisdiction of designated so far acquisition by the rec and park commission and the rec and park commission said take it up with planning we don't have control over those please discuss the height of the building thank you >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm peter garza i'm with the carpenters local 22 they want to voice their strong support for the mixed use project 346 katrero avenue we've happily participated

a birthday celebration takes on new meaning for a girl who survived the shooting on a playground. new developments in the middle east. how palestinians living in northern gaza are told to evacuate immediately. at first, it has happened again. for the first time in a year, a car slammed into a restaurant in montgomery county today, injuring several people. we are live with what we are learning about the crash. rich. >> as you can see, they have boarded up the front faÇade of the restaurant. it is still open, by the way, we should tell you. the car jumped the curb and drove straight into the restaurant. a lot of folks are saying this could have the much worse. this certainly was not on the menu at the hunters in in potomac. police say around 1:00, this honda, driven by an 80-year-old woman, was leaving the parking lot, jumped the curb, and smashed through a window faÇade. one man, pushed forward by the car, went into a side dining area. glass went everywhere. some people believe it was the case of the driver hitting the gas instead of the break. >> we heard a tremendous noise. it sou

it's the playground in the labor of love. how a bay area mom is working to make sure every kid gets to play. >> the gift of life returned a decade after one family's tragedy gave another new hope. they are being repaid. a remarkable story coming up after the break. we'll be right back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, playgrounds today are wheelr accessib kids with special >>> under the americans with disabilities act, most playgrounds today are wheelchair accessible. but for many children with special needs, that's not enough. as kate kelly reports, this week's jefferson award goes to a peninsula mom who spent years making playgrounds truly inclusive. >> reporter: when olenka villarreal would take her two daughters to the park in palo alto, it used to be an exercise in frustration. daughter ava has special needs, and parks were not a welcoming place. >> what i quickly found was that the playgrounds didn't have a swing where she could actually be supported. >> reporter: even climbing structures had dangerously wide openings, staircase

the hope is to reopen the playground in two weeks. >> the playground is a really wonderful space and the kids love it. >> reporter: about 50 to 60 children each day participate in programs at the playground. the park is open to everyone. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> police in southern california are trying to determine why a 12-year-old boy shot and killed himself at a boy scout camp. the shooting happened this morning during a boy scout outing at fiesta island park in san diego. police say the boy had arrived yesterday with a group of scouts from las vegas for a week long stay. the 12-year-old shot himself in the chest and was found inside his tent. investigators say they don't know if it was intentional, or accidental. >>> the drakes bay oyster company in marin county lost its bid to have the u.s. supreme court hear its case, paving the way for its closure. it let stand lower court rulings, when it turned down a request to renew the lease on federal land at point reyes. the government wants the area returned to a pristine wilderness. >> if this sort

we have a map with a decision area in the children's playground. the light blue satisfactory covered by existing playgrounds. the yellow dotted line will fill the distribution gap for the children's play area. this snapshot shows the analysis of the recreation open space element of the general plan. the high needs plan. it shows the service area of a quality mile. san francisco reservoir and quarter mile buffer. it shows the mid-range of need and in close proximity and could potentially serve areas that the designated as greater higher needs. the goal of this potential park project is to serve the broader community to access these incredible views in a larger space. as the supervisor mentioned the san francisco reservoir working group has been working closely with us on pledging funds for development and maintenance. they have raised over $9 million and pledge to raise $11 million . 5 will be ooud -- used for development and maintenance of the park. our next acquisition policy is to look at the variety of the recreational and open space uses. this a

one is the playground off of columbus circle. right across the 66th street transversal is what they call in the original design the parade ground. by the way, transversal, that was another brilliant idea of their plan. you have to cross the park with traffic. they knew that one day all of this land around the park would be developed. it wasn't in 1859, but they knew it was coming. can you imagine if all the other plans had crosstown traffic with the grade of the park? transversalsfour under the grade of the park. all of that traffic would be out of sight. can you imagine if we did not have those? either you would be stuck in traffic all the time or if you were in central park you would be run down by a track. here, the traffic is out of sight, and by the way, over the transversals, they build pedestrian roadways that had planters on both sides. you don't realize where you are because there are planters on both sides of you with big trees. you have no idea you are walking over a highway. it's a brilliant idea. just to show you how

the playground is closed but they are taking steps to keep the programs going. >>> bill requiring a full day of kindergarten in all california school districts. currently it is four hours. some have just two hours. less than a full day doesn't work well for working mothers as well as the common core standards. [ indiscernible ] >> she says it shouldn't cost that much more because many teachers are already paid for a full day. >>> this hospital became the place where victims of the asiana airlines plane crash were brought for medical attention. the work that was done that day that went above and beyond. >> closed for summer, the conditions putting a stop to a summer camping tradition. did you hear about the abominable ice cream man? what's that? he's a crazy ice cream eating monster who loves creamy delicious tillamook ice cream. (whispering) seriously? (door creaks) he's fast. tillamook ice cream, tastes better because it's made better. female announcer: female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. but sleep train's ticket to temp

the area where the present playground and center is today was purchased by the city for $27,000.e 1950s, the sen consider was expanded by then mayor robinson and the old gym was built. thanks to the passage of the 2008 clean and safe neighborhood parks bond, the sunset playground has undergone extensive renovation to its four acres of fields, courts, play grounds, community rooms, and historic gymnasium. >> here we are. 60 years and $14 million later, and we have got this beautiful, brand-new rec center completely accessible to the entire neighborhood. >> the new rec center houses multi-purpose rooms for all kinds of activities including basketball, line dancing, playing ping-pong and arts can crafts. >> you can use it for whatever you want to do, you can do it here. >> on friday, november 16, the dedication and ribbon cutting took place at the sunset playground and recreation center, celebrating its renovation. it was raining, but the rain clearly did not dampen the spirits of the dignitaries, community members and children in attendance. [cheering and applauding] ♪ ♪ . >> good

he was playing with children on this court at the playground in the visitacion valley neighborhood. the gunman walked up and shot him several times. >> we want to reach out to the community, if anyone has information contact homicide investigators. >> reporter: police pledged an increased presence through the coming weeks even as the city said it would temporarily close the children. >> i am doing real good p. he was a good -- good. he was a good fellow. >> he worked to turn his life around. >> somebody from the neighborhood who grew up in that lifestyle and wanted to be involved in changing kids' lives. amazing. >> if they need counselings. we make sure folks have a place to go. >> reporter: they are doing outreach. the hope is to reopen the playground in two weeks. >> when school is out they have great things to do and it is a wolf space and the kids -- wonderful space and the kids love it. >> 50 oo 60 children -- to 60 children each day participate in the program. while the area is closed the park is open to everyone. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> an evacuation has be

israel is saying that both the attack on the playground area or close to the playground, as well as anttack outside the shifa hospital inside gaza. israels blame miss fires or palestinian rockets, that didn't make it out of israel. the palestinians said it's not the case, it's give to get to the bottom of it. a terrible incident to have eight children killed any time. it was the first day of eid. it was a small chance for people to get outside to try and enjoy themselves despite the terrible conditions, and the earlier part of eid had been peaceful. hamas and the palestinian factions had, amongst themselves, great to a ceasefire of 24 hours. it expired monday at 2:00 pm. things went downhill quickly after that. >> all right. thank you. nicole johnson reporting from gaza port. >>> let's take a look at the toll the conflict has taken on the palestinians and the israelis. 1110 palestinians, civilians, have been killed - mostly civilians, rather - since three weeks ago. 6,550 injured. 53 israeli soldiers, and a thai national have been killed. 180,000 palestinians have been displaced. the a

tonight is breaking news in the west oak lanes section of philadelphia, 11 shots were fired in the playground at the simons rec reaction center. two teens were hit and one is in critical condition. dann cuellar is live at the scene. what is the latest there? >> reporter: philadelphia police are gathering evidence here on the scene and what parents describe as a crazy scene at the simons rec center. around 4:45 this afternoon, the 14th district police received reports of gunshots at the rec center playground and they found two men had been shot, an 18 shot in the groin and he is in critical at einstein and a 19-year-old was also shot in the thigh, is he in stable condition at einstein. two gunme

the father of six tells me his family was waiting in the school playground to be evacuated by the red cross when suddenly the shells rained down. he says his children were blown away like pieces of paper. everywhere we looked, faces contorted in pain, terrible news broken. for many, it was too much. >> they want to tell me that they're responsible? is this a responsible thing, to kill the children, the old women, the children? what? their army, what? >> reporter: the mayhem of this day will never be forgotten by these people.

. >> john, one of the things i have heard is the surfacing on the playgrounds and the concerns about having to replace it after it was been used over and over again? do you have a sense of how often that happens and what the costs associated with that is? >> like any surfacing, things will wear out over time, especially if they get a lot of use underneath the swing on a playground. the carpet, for example, wears out and we have to replace it, but the rubber surfacing, which is all impact-attenuatation material, that is how we design the things from a 6' fall. i would say in typical use areas, anywhere from 5-8 years, but what recreation and parks will do is. patch in the areas that are worn more quickly and in some areas putting in more durable pads in those areas. we use two types, the rubber that is mounded and creative and adding color to it and have some fun with it and the second one is accessible artificial grass, which has not been used very frequently, but it's in a couple of sites. all of our soccer fields have accessible grass, the artificial turf soccer fields throughout t

for all to see down came the pants on the playground at ashton ranch elementary school in surprise, arizonathing is, teachers saw what happened and then they stepped in and took action. they took eric to the principal's office where he had to actually sign a document, a 5-year-old. i don't know that they even have a signature at that age. the document labeled his actions sexual misconduct. they got a detention. the sexual misconduct label is now going to be stuck in his permanent file as long as he is in that school district. >> they have made that remark, that he is old enough to know what's going on and what he is doing. >> he's 5, do you believe that? >> no. once i seen that it had sexual misconduct, i said, there's no way i'm going to sign this. >> yeah, sign this, a 5-year-old. students are not required to have their parents present for disciplinary meetings unless they ask for the parents to be there. kind of sounds like you have to assert your right to your fifth amendment and also to have a lawyer present at the age of 5. eric is 5. eric didn't know he had that choice. eric doesn't

between the tan bark and curbs, the playground wasn't much fun. >> that's when sort of the epitome hit ava and there's other kids like ava. >> reporter: of the 34 parks in palo alto, olenka couldn't find one that's truly accessible for her daughters so she set out to literally level the playing field. >> let's do it, yeah! >> reporter: after five years of hard work and $3 million raised, she is breaking ground on the magical bridge playground. >> we're going to build a park and that's going to be like fairy dust. it's going to make a magical park. >> reporter: located on donated land in a corner of mitchell park, magical bridge playground will have a swinging and sway zone featuring supportive bucket seats, an interactive light and sound sculpture created with autistic children in mind, three specially designed slides and a spinning zone where those wheelchairs can go along for the ride. >> you're going to love it. i'm happy that you were here. >> thank you for making this happen. you're awesome. i can't wait to swing. >> i am really excited to be up in the trees again with my boys. >>

officials say the deaths are caused by israeli air strikes but an israeli spokesperson says that the playground was hit by gaza militants. >>> dangerous clashes on the roads leading to the wreckage of the malaysia airlines night 17 are keeping international investigators from reaching the crash site near the ukraine/russian border. data recovered from the black box shows the plane crashed due to a massive loss of pressure after it was punctured multiple times by shrapnel. officials say that shrapnel came from a missile. the black boxes are now on their way to britain for further investigation. flight 17 was shot down over hostile land 11 days ago. all 298 people onboard died. >>> evacuation orders have just been lifted for hundreds of people in northern california as crews are starting to make progress against the sand fire near sacramento. the fire started friday and burned almost 4,000 acres. ten homes have been destroyed along with shedss and shacks. 30 firefighters from the bay area are on those front lines, including many from the south bay. >>> an east bay state senator is calling into a

she was shot in the leg while on a playground in northwest. on with too much going shooting and all of these other mechanisms that is going on. people need to be held accountable. shooting,ter the police released this video of men with lack could getting out of a vehicle near the playground. police have not been 80 arrest -- not made any arrestss. . rocket, which is made by orbital sciences, will deliver supplies to the international space station and if the skies are clear, the lunch will be visible -- launch will be visible marl evening. tomorrow afternoon. some encouraging news about tracy morgan one month after he was injured in a crash that killed his friend. the next update his recovery and how he is taking action against walmart. all ofuld like to thank the first responders, nurses and doctors that have taken care of me. >> hearing from dealing -- the o nly survivor. gambled ands owners lost in atlantic city. which casino will shut down. ,> you are watching abc 7 news on your side. tommy ramon, the last original member of the remotes pas

we are all working on the playground as well. hat on and. >> any excuse to strap on the tool belt. >> that's what i have heard. >> if just the vision. >> i wear the rest of the outfit. sfichlt they play until world peace. >> this is a crazy game. i have one more thought but probably maybe you see it on my page site. fight after dark. >> he's clutch. 9th inning clutch and the blast. they have a long journey into the night whi [ heart beating ] [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet, period. [ heart beating ] xfinity internet from comcast. double the speed. [ heart beats ] double the speed. hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it may be quite a while before he's ready, b

i'm talking about in the playgrounds where i grew up. no one... there was no intellectual conversation going on in the playground. and so to get respect of friends and of the community, you... athletics mattered. and i wonder if my athletic talents that i accrued over the years were entirely the consequence of me fulfilling the expectations of others rather than me following any actual interest that lived deep within me. >> hinojosa: really? so you may not actually have been a jock? >> it's not obvious to me that that's where i would have turned. and so throughout my years in school, i knew... as i said, age nine and 11, i knew i wanted to study the universe. and i would express that interest in class, but teachers would never... it wouldn't click with them. >> hinojosa: they'd kind of say, "he's a little weird because he likes the stars"? >> not so much that. i think there was a racial dimension to it at the time. if, you know, the little black kid in the class says, "i want to be an astrophysicist," some people don't even hear that. th

they told their grandfather they were going to play at the playground at 9:00 last night but he fell asleep and didn't realize that they didn't return home. police and k-9 officers are searching for the children seen here in this picture, if you know their whereabouts, are you urged to call police right away. two people were rescued from a burning hom in the mantua section. to people were ain to get out on their on. the fire broke out on ashton street at 2:40 this morning. one firefighter suffered a minor hand injury during the call and everyone else is okay. >>> atlantic city's losing streak appears to continue. we are waiting for official word from trump plaza officials but a local state senator told "action news" that the casino will shut its doors by the end of summer. annie mccormick has the details. >> citing multiple sources, they say that trump plaza will send out pink sleeps tomorrow before it closes. >> we hear rumors but they can't be substantiated. >> trump's exit will make the fourth casino to announce closing this summer. the atlanticic club and revel, and caesar enterta

. >> got the day off, got kids, great day to go to the playground. oks like we'll be in the 70's with low humidity. nice conditions. maybe a little sunscreen for the kids this afternoon. things change toward the rest of the week and towards the end of the work week. >> a tornado kicked up dirt while damaging farmland in colorado. you're taking a look at video of one of several twisters reported in the state yesterday. a funnel cloud spotted just north of denver national airport forced passengers to have to take shelter in the concourses. >>> and a rare tornado cut a 2-mile path of destruction north of boston. the national weather service confirmed an ef-2 twister touched down in revere yesterday. trees and power lines were knocked down. no one was seriously hurt. it was the first tornado to hit the area in more than 60 years. >> after talking about all of that bad stuff out there, we've been talking about how mild our summer has been. >> it has been. we haven't had a lot of heat waves. you know, we get the hit of humidity and it doesn't last that long

menace in our country tonight to personal safety, to life and limb and churches,in homes and on the playgroundsof business, is the mounting concern of every thoughtful citizen in the united states. [applause] violence,rom domestic no less than from foreign aggression, is the most elementary and fundamental purpose of any government. it is a government that cannot fulfill this perfect purpose is one that cannot command the loyalty of its citizens. [applause] us and demonstrate that nothing, nothing prepares the way for tyranny more than the failure of public officials to keep the streets safe from bullies. [applause] republicans see all of this as more, much more, and the differences. we see this as the result of a fundamentally inept and absolutely wrong view of man, his nature, and destiny. [applause] those who seek to live your lives for you, to take your liberties and return -- to take your liberties, those who elevate the state and downgrade the citizen must see a world in which earthly power can be substituted for divine well. -- divine will. [applause] founded upon the rejection of that n

at 70 degrees, if you are stepping out over the next few hours, and want to bring the kids to the playground, low humidity and nice, 78 degrees at 6:00 and slowly dropping to 76 degrees by 8:00. if you look at the mid atlanticic we are quiet in western pennsylvania and they will fall apart before they move in and pivot to the north and west. the boundary is going to migrate towards the coastline as we get into the end of the week and a powerful low in central parts of canada will link moisture with that front and then it bounces inland and it brings up the dew points, tomorrow a comfortable day with dew points in the 50s to low 60s and then we go back into the upper 60s in the upcoming weekend and with the spike in humidity comes the chance of storms, early morning on future tracker,s quiet, sun and clouds. there could be a spotty shower around but most areas stay dry and the best chance of storms erupts here friday afternoon north and west as we get into the upcoming weekend. your five-day at 5:00, tomorrow north day with low humidity, we call it another winner, a cool start and warmer fini

[horns honking] >> wow, are the beetles here or are we just reoping the playground? i'm not sure which. thanks to the 2008 parks funds, where you're standing is the home and all of you san francisco voters gave a $20 million investment in this neighborhood. i was born and raised four blocks from where we stand today. i came and played in this park, on the equipment, in the you know what i mean you know jim gym and structure today. >> to make this a park that everybody can enjoy, a diversity that would show the city that this is what san francisco is all about. >> what we got here is 3,000 new square feet of places for people to be healthy and be active and the community to gather. >> if you see /kaelly's mural in the building, there cannot be an imagery that's more related to this place. what people told us about what the importance of the windmills and the green houses and the flowers that used to be grown here and the wind, let's not forget the wind. >> we have to continue to invest in our city's infrastructure and creating new. this is a recreation center for the 2